#kelly 71

[christynotawitch]

2018 Wattpad Style Cover for Wer zuletzt lacht by Kelly71

Making some Covers for Fanfictions that don't have any for my e-book-reader. Am slowly relearning this editing style lol, it aint good. Will probably rework this down the road xD

[dronescapesvideos]

A Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird over Edward Air Force Base

➤➤ EDWARDS AFB VIDEO: https://youtu.be/fGSqQxhYYkA

[themnmovieman]

MSPIFF 2024 Volume 4

Get ready for Volume 4 of reviews from the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival!!

The largest annual celebration of international cinema in the region MSPIFF43 Volume 4 Writing about film for more than ten years has allowed me to cover movies from blockbusters to indies. It’s also given me the privilege of attending major events like TIFF in Toronto and Sundance in Utah.  While traveling around the country is nice, it’s the ultimate thrill to be on my home turf, proudly…

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Paint it Black! Making one of the first titanium airplanes was difficult .

Titanium was corrugated to make room for expansion when the titanium heated up at top speed of 2200+ mph. The skin panels were fastened to the underlying structure with oblong holes which would allow the skin to expand and contract without the fasteners causing buckling. And the skin over the wing was also corrugated to prevent warping during expansion, this is actually quite noticeable, you can see the sections that are corrugated quite clearly here in this artistic photo.

Titanium makes up 93% of the SR 71 structure. It’s strength to weight ratio, or specific strength, is better than Aluminium. Yet today very little titanium is used in everyday objects. Planes primarily use aluminum, not titanium.. why is it not used?

The development of the A-12 the Skunk Works, a small division of Lockheed discovered that making the blackbird out of titanium was going to be anything but easy

Titanium is expensive because its refinement process is a nightmare. To make Titanium, we start with a feedstock in the form of Titanium Dioxide, with this chemical formula. This oxide ore called rutile can be found in high concentrations in dark sandy soils.

Build the SR-71 the US needed to buy vast quantities of the mineral from the Soviets. To do this they purchased the material through ghost organizations to hide the final destination of the material. One of the companies that were made up was a company to make pizza ovens supposedly… the Russians believed this story!

Had the Soviets known what they were helping build, they would not have sold the material. However, the US likely could have just purchased the material from mines in Australia. This is a relatively common raw material and is primarily used as a white pigment for paints and is even found in sunscreen lotion as ultraviolet radiation blocking pigment.

The primary titanium alloy used in the SR-71 was thirteen percent vanadium, eleven percent chromium, and three percent aluminum. Both Chromium and Aluminium form thermally stable oxide layers on the outer skin of the metal. Which prevents oxygen from diffusing further into the metal and causing it to become more brittle.

Which raises the max operating temperature of the metal!

Vanadium acts as a stabilizer for a crystal structure referred to as the beta phase. This leads to a material with higher tensile strength and better formability. Through trial and error and problems that were solved by the geniuses that worked at the Skunk Works. They discovered that their cadmium plated tools were leaving trace amounts of cadmium on bolts, which would cause galvanic corrosion and cause the bolts to fail. This discovery led to all cadmium tools to be removed from the workshop.

This article just proves what we already know today when people work together and work hard to solve problems. New ground was broken with the formulation of titanium that led to the success of the SR 71 and the tremendous heat and strength that this magnificent airplane needed.

As Ben Rich head engineer and later, he replaced Kelly Johnson as the head skunk said in his book called the Skunk Works. ‘’I volunteered some unsolicited advice about how we could use a softer titanium that began to lose its strength at 550° to paint the airplane black

From my college things I remember that good heat absorber was also a good heat emitter it would actually radiate away more heat then it would absorb through thick friction. I calculated the black paint would lowered the wing temperature 35° by radiation think of how much easier it will be to build an airplane using softer titanium.

It was my father Butch Sheffield’s boss Ben Rich, who saved the Blackbird program time and money, with his idea of painting it black.

wisconsinmetaltech.com/titanium-and-t… is my Source and SkunkWorks by Ben Rich

Linda Sheffield

@Habubrats71 via X

[lucawrites11]

Arsenal Players captaining England

this is arsenal's official list:

obviously there are some notable exceptions so here's who they missed:

(bold indicates they were permanent captain)

Leah Williamson: 22 games as Captain, 43 caps - 2021 - present [Captained England to their Euros win]

Jordan Nobbs: 2 games as Captain, 71 caps - 2015

Alex Scott: 1 game as Captain, 140 caps - 2013

Rachel Yankey: 2 games as Captain, 129 caps - 2010

Kelly Smith: 4 games as Captain, 117 caps - 2008

Mary Phillip: 17+ games as Captain, 65 caps - 2003-? [The first Black player to Captain the Lionesses]

Faye White: 48 games as Captain, 90 caps - 2002-2012 [Captained England at 4 international tournaments and to their first medal 🥈 at the 2009 Euros]

Debbie Bampton: 26+ games as Captain, 95 caps - permanent captain between 1985-1997 [oversaw the integration of the Lionesses into the FA in 1993, Captained England at their first World Cup in 1995]

Players who have played for Arsenal but we're England Captain while playing for another team:

Laura Bassett - 2 games as Captain

Ellen White - 3 games as Captain

Steph Houghton - 72 games as Captain

Casey Stoney - 19 games as Captain

Fara Williams - 11 games as Captain

not once does the article on Arsenal.com specify that it is referring to the men's team

[adventurelandia]

Four Color #71 Walt Disney's Three Caballeros (1945) Cover by Walt Kelly

[dadvans]

9 and/or 10 for bucktommy

9. worst part of canon

the timelines!!!!!!! the timelines, they haunt me. WAS IT 5 YEARS OR 7 YEARS AGO THAT HE TRANSFERRED TO HARBOR.

10. worst part of fanon

i think anyone who buys into the need to have "evidence" on any side of a shipwar is, from the bottom of my heart, not doing it right. stressing out over the "endgame"-ness of a ship just sucks the fun out of it for me. i love what we've seen on the show already. i can HOPE that the show continues to have fun with them! but at the end of the day, whether or not bucktommy makes it to the finish line and we get season 71 of 9-1-1 on ABC where there's geriatric bucktommy sucking and fucking isn't going to make me ship it less, or have less fun with the ship. i think events can happen in canon that could make me not enjoy it-- if tommy turns out to be taylor kelly in a skinsuit doing more unethical reporting, that's probably a jump the shark moment for me, and i'll probably write several fix-it fics where it's a skin suit of a skin suit or tommy's a shapeshifter or something before peacing out forever. but i can't get into the idea of "winning" a shipwar, and participating in fandom, and creating fanon as a defense mechanism isn't what i find fun. i like to build off of things i enjoy and create for things i like, and at the end of the day it's really that simple for me. i don't like the "gotcha" tone that some people have.

i feel like i'm more commenting on fandom rather than fanon here. i just don't think there's enough content for bucktommy yet that i've seen where i disagree with any major headcanons or recurring tropes in actual bucktommy fic, more that i disagree with the inception of some fanon. does that make sense?

anyway, i really hope tommy's a spy. and if anyone's getting knocked up, it's buck.

[chirpingfromthebox]

Minnesota Frost: # List

#2 - Lee Stecklein (D) #3 - Brooke McQuigge (F) #6 - Katy Knoll (F) #7 - Claire Butorac (F) #8 - Charlotte Akervik (D) #9 - Mae Batherson (D) #11 - Katie O'Donohoe (F) [reserve] #12 - Kelly Pannek (F) #13 - Grace Zumwinkle (F) #14 - Dominique Petrie (F) #16 - Sophie Jaques (D) [LTIR] #17 - Brooke Bryant (F) #19 - Maggie Flaherty (D) #21 - Liz Schepers (F) #22 - Natalie Buchbinder (D) #23 - Mellissa Channell-Watkins (D) #26 - Kendall Coyne Schofield (F) #27 - Taylor Heise (F) #29 - Nicole Hensley (G) #32 - Lucy Morgan (G) [reserve] #35 - Maddie Rooney (G) #41 - Denisa Křížová (F) #42 - Claire Thompson (D) #71 - Klara Hymlarova (F) #77 - Britta Curl-Salemme (F) #86 - Michela Cava (F)

[oncanvas]

By the Neva, Felix Kelly, 1971

Oil on board 21 ⅝ x 28 in. (55.7 x 71 cm)

[labete-du-gevaudan]

While they were originally taken in 2018, new photographs of a monster in Loch Ness were released recently. The photographer, Chie Kelly, was snapping photos of her husband and daughter during their outing at Loch Ness at the time. She described the creature as "serpent-like" and said that it was spinning and rolling in the water. Once it went back under the water, it never surfaced again. At first, she believed it was a pair of otters. But upon a second look, Kelly thinks otters are much smaller than the creature she had seen.

Understandably, Kelly believed she would be mocked for her photographs, so she didn't release them right away. In total, 71 photos of this sighting of Nessie were released by The Cryptid Factor podcast on YouTube.

Loch Ness expert Steve Feltham claims, "They are the most compelling surface images of the phenomenon."

[tabootabletalk]

100 work from home job opportunities

1. Live Ops- www.liveops.com

2. TeleTech-TeleTech.localjobster.com

3. Amazon-Amazon.JobsOnline.com

4. Sutherland Global Services- http://www.sutherlandglobal.com/careers.aspx

5. UnitedHealth Group-https://careers.unitedhealthgroup.com/career-areas/customer-service-and-claims/customer-service-and-call-center

6. Dell-http://jobs.dell.com/north-America-jobs

7. IBM-www.ibm.com/employment

8. U.S Department of Agriculture www.usda.gov

9. Working Solutions- http://workingsolutions.com

10. Humana- www.humana.com

11. Aetna- https://www.aetna.com/about-us/aetna-careers.html

12. Intuit- www.Intuit.com

13. Kaplan- kaplan.com/work-with-us/our-culture

14. Kelly Services- www.kellyservices.us/US/Careers/KellyConnect/Kelly-At-Home

15. Cactus Communications- https://www.flexjobs.com/jobs/telecommuting-jobs-at-cactus

16. Westat- https://www.westat.com

17. Salesforce- www.salesforce.com/company/careers

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24. First Data- https://www.firstdata.com/en_us/about-first-data/careers

25. US-Report- www.us-reports.com/jobs

26. Oracle- Oracle-Work.Jobsgalore.com/Jobs

27. CACI International- careers.caci.com/key/work-from-home-jobs.html

28. A Place for Mom- www.aplaceformom.com/jobs

29. Anthem,Inc- careers.antheminc.com

30. DellSecureWroks- telecommuting-jobs-at-dell_secureworks

31. World Travel Holdings- www.worldtravelholdings.com/careers,work-home

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33. Aon- telecommuting-jobs-at-aon

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35. Allergan Inc.- www.allergan.com/careers

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57. Infor- www.infor.com/company/careers

58. Sodexo- www.sodexousa.com/home/careers-usa.html

59. About.com- About.com/Can I Work From Home

60. Altegra Health- altegrahealth.com/careers

61. GE- jobs.gecareers.com/

62. Western Governors University- www.wgu.edu/about_WGU/employment/work_remote

63. Grand Canyon University- jobs.gcu.edu/admissions-enrollment-jobs

64. Walden University- https://www.waldenu.edu

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66. BroadSpire- https://www.choosebroadspire.com

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70. Perficient Inc.- www.perficient.com

71. Teradata- https://www.teradata.com

72. Wells Fargo- https://www.wellsfargo.com/about/careers

73. Symantec Corporation- www.Symantec.com

74. Real Staffing-www.realstaffing.com/en

75. Science Applications International- www.saic.com

76. AmerisourceBergen Company- www.amerisourcebergen.com

77. Appen- www.jobs.net/jobs/appen/en-us

78. Hartford Financial Services Group- https://www.thehartfordatwork.com

79. RetailDatat- retaildatallc.com

80. SYKES- www.sykes.com/Careers

81. CARA- www.jobbankusa.com

82. Citizens Financial Group- citizensbank.jobs/work-at-home

83. CVS Health- cvshealth.com

84. Healthfirst- https://healthfirst.taleo.net/careersection/hf_ext_cs/jobsearch

85. American Heart Association- careers.heart.org

86. BMC software- www.bmc.com/careers

87. Hibu- https://hibu.com

88. inVentive Health- www.inventivhealth.com/careers

89. Rosetta Stone- jobs.jobvite.com/rosettastone

90. Erie Insurance Group- https://www.erieinsurance.com/careers

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92. Clevertech- https://weworkremotely.com/jobs

93. Achieve Test Prep- www.achievetestprep.com

94. Worldpay- www.worldpay.com

95. DataStax- https://www.datastax.com/

96. CDK Global- www.cdkglobal.com

97. Teleflex- www.teleflex.com/en/careers/workingAtTeleflex

98. Aquent- aquent.com/find-work

99. Parallon- www.parallon.com/careers

100. U.S Department of the Interior- https://www.doi.gov/careers

[dronescapesvideos]

A brief story of a secret funding project for three Lockheed YF-12 aircraft. YF-12 Secret Funding 🎥 https://youtu.be/waIKmfA-lP8

[annislittleshopofhorrors]

IMDb Graphs 📉📈

Hi Anne - Graph Girl with the numbers for the week ending December 22, 2024.

Chris Evans went up 56 to spot 41 this week. 👏👏👏

Sebastian Stan goes down 173 to spot 599. Anthony Mackie goes down 127 to spot 2,058. Pedro Pascal goes down 71 to spot 199. Dwayne Johnson goes up 44 to spot 61. Sydney Sweeney goes up 28 to spot 24. Colman Domingo goes down 75 to spot 101. Anya Taylor-Joy goes down 49 to spot 132. Annabelle Wallis goes down 178 to spot 738. Minka Kelly goes up 196 to spot 1,056. Benedict Cumberbatch goes down 10 to spot 541. Hayley Atwell goes down 108 to spot 429. Scott Evans goes up 2,886 to spot 9,118. Avengers: Doomsday goes down 55 to spot 428. on the movie tracker.

Voltron went down 143 to spot 4,273.

Henry Cavill goes up 51 to spot 64.

Rita Ora went down 284 to spot 4,654.

Sterling K Brown went down 349 to spot 2,856.

John Kim went down 1,558 to spot 10,167.

Daniel Quinn Toye went down 6,640 to spot 43,958.

Tharanya Tharan went down 17,294 to spot 63,541.

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Commentary:

https://eurasiantimes.com/hypersonic-fighter-jet-could-be-a-reality-for-us-air-force-lockheed/

[usafphantom2]

The SR-71 Blackbird

The SR-71 spy plane, the most advanced member of the Blackbird family that included the A-12 and YF-12, was designed by a team of Lockheed personnel led by Clarence “Kelly” Johnson, then vice president of Lockheed’s Advanced Development Company Projects, commonly known as the “Skunk Works” and now a part of Lockheed Martin. The Blackbird completed its first flight on Dec. 22, 1964.

SR-71 Blackbird crew Vs North Korean regime

As told by Paul Crickmore in his book SR-71 Blackbird Combat Legend, in 1981 U-2 and SR-71 sorties began collecting ELINT and other data on a suspected SA-2 surface-to-air missile (SAM) site which was under construction on the island of Choc Tarrie in an estuary near the western end of Korea’s DMZ.

The North Koreans were preparing to shoot missiles in the airspace of an area that had been declared by both sides NEUTRAL.

Nevin Cunningham and Gino Quist, US Air Force (USAF) SR-71 crew, wanted to give their own personal response.

Flying the SR-71 #967 on a two Loop sortie of the DMZ on Aug. 25, 1981, Nevin flicked on the fuel dump switch during a final pass and in quick Morse code spelled out the four-letter expletive:

“F**k” off to the North Korean regime.

North Korean ground trackers who were ATTEMPTING to follow the SR-71 visually were watching. This message they were sending sure did provide lots of laughs back at the Habu’s bar at Kadena Air Base.

The very next day they attempted to shoot down the SR-71 Blackbird flown by Murray Rosenberg and Ed McKim with an SA-2.

Coincidence? Maybe. Or maybe not.

Aviation geek club

Linda Sheffield

@Habubrats71 via X